Even though Raj Tarun had big hits like “UyyalaJampala,” “Cinema ChupistaMaava,” and “Kumari 21F,” he didn’t get as much attention as he does now. The reason for his current media buzz is clear. Just a week after being praised as “Purushothamudu,” Raj Tarun is back in theaters with “Thiragabadara Saami.” Let’s see how this new movie turns out!
Even though Raj Tarun had big hits like “UyyalaJampala,” “Cinema ChupistaMaava,” and “Kumari 21F,” he didn’t get as much attention as he does now. The reason for his current media buzz is clear. Just a week after being praised as “Purushothamudu,” Raj Tarun is back in theaters with “Thiragabadara Saami.” Let’s see how this new movie turns out!
Performances: Raj Tarun consistently brings something fresh to every role he takes on, and he has put a lot of effort into his portrayal of Giri in this film. If the character isn’t fully developed, it’s worth considering other aspects. Malvi Malhotra brings glamour to the film, while Mannara Chopra also adds a touch of glamour, though her role and the song showcasing her highs and lows are quite intense. Makarand Desh Pande continues his tradition of playing strong villain roles effectively.
Technical Aspects: It’s disappointing that none of the technical aspects of the filmlike cinematography, music, editing, or production designstand out as being particularly good. All these departments fall short in a movie with poor overall performance. Director K.S. Ravi Kumar (also known as A.S. Ravi Kumar Chowdary) seems to be stuck in a 90s style of filmmaking, as shown in every frame. Mannara Chopra’s character is portrayed in a way that feels like it belongs in a B-grade movie. Overall, K.S. Ravi Kumar failed badly as a director, storyteller, and writer.
Analysis: “Thiragabadara Saami” is arguably the weakest film of Raj Tarun’s career. Only his most devoted fans might manage to sit through this movie for two hours in the theater.
Verdict: “Thiragabadara Saami” falls short of expectations and is one of the weaker entries in Raj Tarun’s filmography. The film struggles with its technical aspects and storytelling, making it a tough watch for anyone beyond the most dedicated fans. With lackluster performances, outdated direction, and a poorly executed plot, this movie might not be worth your time unless you’re a die-hard supporter of Raj Tarun.
Bottom Line: weakest film.
Rating:1/5
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